Converse of object

• admire: Sit high up - if bored you can always admire the unexpected statuary and mirrors decor.

• contain: Between 1599 and 1659 the layout of the garden was changed from the elaborate heraldic Tudor garden to four grass plats containing fine statuary.

Adjective modifier

• classical: Along the paths sculptures make the park an immense open air museum of classical statuary.

• Greek: Greek bronze statuary: from the beginnings through the fifth century BC.

• public: What tempted me away was the opportunity to produce a second volume on London's public statuary.

• broken: Today Memphis is a smallish enclosed park, littered with broken statuary, amid groves of dusty, spiky palm trees.

• monumental: Through its witty mimicry, Thank You also acts as a parody of both monumental statuary and decorative ' corporate ' sculpture.

• antique: Quinn's recent sculptures of disabled sitters evoke the broken figures and marble materials of antique statuary.

Modifies a noun

• marble: Louis XVI chimneypiece in statuary marble with carved barrel frieze.

• right: This does not affect your statuary rights as a consumer.

• fragment: The statuary fragments from the dump near the north dig house have been recovered in stages.

• requirement: The statuary requirements of the 1995 Act are very clear.

• body: Lord MacNaghten commented that if the navigation was worth maintaining, it should be purchased from Mr. Simpson and placed under a statuary body.

• group: Or a statuary group of a Roman slave being fed to fishes, alive in a pool.. .

Noun used with modifier

• marble: Marble statuary One of our favorite products from the last year.

• garden: Selections of collectibles, home decor, garden statuary, plus many other inspiring gift items at below retail prices.

• bronze: Greek bronze statuary: from the beginnings through the fifth century BC.